UK Statutory Instrument 1977 United Kingdom

The Guarantee Payments (Exemption) (No. 7) Order 1977

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Schedules

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The National Agreements for Process and General Workers in the...

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The National Agreements covering Skilled Craftsmen on maintenance in the...

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The National Agreements covering Skilled Craftsmen on maintenance (who are...

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Representing employers

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Representing employees

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Purpose

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Scope

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Notice of Lay-off

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It is a policy of the Industry to maintain to...

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These provisions apply to all permanent full-time workers covered by...

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If circumstances arise where it is not possible to avoid...

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Subject to the conditions set out in this Agreement employees...

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To arrive at the payment due for any shift or...

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In the case of the employees on an upstanding wage...

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Payments made under this Agreement will be subject to the...

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Benefits

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The benefits provided under Clauses 35 and 36 above are...

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Any employee who considers he has not received a payment...

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Conditions

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General

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Citation and Commencement

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Interpretation

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Exemption

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